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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: DonRidley on June 11, 2013, 04:42:50 PM
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After updating to NT 7.11, my graphs are now displaying twice as much as I want. ;)
Please take a look at my attached screenshot.
I tried the shipped graph example but it appears to have it's own problems (no graphs display at all).
Other than a few minor hiccups, the update has went pretty smooth,
Thanks,
Don
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Hi Don,
>> I tried the shipped graph example but it appears to have it's own problems (no graphs display at all).
example seems ok here - I'm guessing you don't have zlib.dll and libpng.dll in the app folder (of the example.)
with regards to your app I suspect it has something to do with the way your app layout is "constructed".
There's a new menu option "Open Links as" which sets the default for your app, and then you can override that at the procedure level.
My guess is that you have that set as "Content" or "Popup". That's ok, but if you do then any menu item that calls a _NetWebPage_ procedure _must_ have the override set to Open as Link. (That's something I'll build into an upcoming release.)
I suspect you have a Page hanging off your menu, and this could definitely cause the problem with your graphs.
update: I checked, and it already correctly handles netwebPages - so I think I need an example to duplicate the effect.
Cheers
Bruce
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example seems ok here - I'm guessing you don't have zlib.dll and libpng.dll in the app folder (of the example.)
Yep, that was it Bruce. It has been so long since I setup my graphs I forgot about that.
I will dig a little deeper and see what I can come up with.
Thanks,
Don
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Bruce,
I modified the shipped Graph Example to demonstrate the problem. I simply placed the existing graph on TAB 1 on the update form. Graph displays again at the bottom of the page.
I think this is related to the browse headers doing something similar.
Example attached.
Thanks,
Don
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fixed for 7.13 - thanks for the example.
cheers
Bruce
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Thanks again Bruce!!